Wednesday, September 9, 2009

The act, practice, or ceremony of exorcising

The act, practice, or ceremony of exorcising

some life problems, and is known as ghost possession, occuring when people weaken themselves through times of stress, making themselves subject to ghostly influence. This belief in ghost problems, ghost illness and ghost possession stems from ancient, sacred Hindu writings and idealogy, which teaches a somewhat complicated system of dharma, karma and re-birth. Hinduism has therefore created various rituals for followers to be rescued from ghosts and the problems they cause, and to also assist the ghosts onward in their life journey.
Hindu beliefs teach that we are surrounded by a multitude of spirit entities, which exist within the "ether" that encompasses everything. This ether, which could be equated to spirit, or energy is also called, akasha. The Akashic Records are believed to contain every event in time, somehow recorded in the ether as an imprint of energy that may be possible to be re-played or visibly seen by those with psychic abilities. Hinduism teaches that seeing into the akasha which contains the Akashic Records, in other words, seeing ghosts, is possible by those who know how to use the third eye. Interestingly, Hinduism also teaches that the soul of a person will continue to re-incarnate on earth until free from all physical, earthly desires, which ends the cycle of ghosts and suffering.
Buddhism and Hinduism have influenced each other, though they have fundamental differences. Buddhism does find its roots within Hinduism, as Buddha was born into a Hindu family, but later found enlightenment which spawned new, radical teachings upon which Buddhism was founded. Teachings concerning ghosts in Buddhism also exist.
In Hinduism, many followers prefer cremation of the deceased person's body, as this is believed to prevent the soul (or ghost) of the person from trying to re-enter their old body after death. This idea is believed to be especially true for ghosts who are materialistic in nature, or suffer from earthly lusts and addictions. Many Hindus believe that some ghosts will seek other people's bodies in attempts to fulfill those lusts and addictions. This is believed to be the root of
Hinduism teaches that ghosts are people without physical bodies, the souls of people who died before their time, typically by tragedy. Many Hindus believe human beings have two bodies. When the physical life ends prematurely with the passing of the first body called the gross body, the person will remain in an ethereal state in the second body called the subtle body, until the remaining time of the life is complete and an entirely new body can be inhabited. Having not fully experienced life's joys, ghosts experience great suffering due to the senses remaining intact, but without a physical body to interact with our world through.
the ceremony that seeks to expel an evil spirit from a person or place
Beliefs and practices pertaining to the practice of exorcism are prominently connected with the ancient Dravidians in south. Of the four Vedas (holy books of the Hindus), the Atharva Veda is said to contain the secrets related to magic and medicine. Many of the spells described in this book are for casting out demons and evil spirits. These beliefs are particularly strong and practiced in West Bengal, Orissa and southern states like Kerala.
Basic means of exorcism are mantra and yajna used in both Vedic and Tantric traditions.
Vaishnava traditions also employ a recitation of names of Narasimha and reading scriptures (notably Bhagavata Purana) aloud. According to Gita Mahatmya of Padma Purana reading of 3rd, 7th and 8th chapter of Bhagavad Gita and mentally offering the result to departed persons helps them to get released from their ghostly situation. Kirtan, continuous playing of mantras, keeping scriptures and holy pictures (esp. of Narasimha) in the house, burning incense offered during a puja, sprinkling water of holy rivers and blowing conches used in puja are other effective practices.
Main Vedic resource on ghost- and death-related information is Garuda Purana.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

घर के दरवाजे पे अपने १० ख्वाब में आने वाले के नाम लिखो

घर के दरवाजे पे अपने १० ख्वाब में आने वाले के नाम लिखो जब ख़ुद को ख्वाबो में देखो तब से एअक कुते को पालो

exorcism

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